When Frida Kahlo passed away in 1954, her husband Diego Rivera, with the help of poet Carlos Pellicer, transformed their family home into the renowned Blue House museum. However, numerous objects, clothing, documents, drawings, letters, and over 6,000 photographs collected by Kahlo were stored away and hidden for over half a century. Recently uncovered, this incredible trove provides a fascinating insight into Kahlo's world, showcasing her tastes, interests, and family origins.

The photographs, along with annotations, reveal the couple's personalities and offer a significant addition to our understanding of Kahlo's life and work. This book captures the fullness of Kahlo's experiences, reflecting her personality, vitality, and love for rich and diverse encounters.